'59 356A Convertible D (Intermeccanica) Value?

From what I remember reading, you had received several responses.  Photos were asked for and location was guessed.  Maybe go back to that post and check.  Also for pricing you can look on ebay for completed sales.  I think that condition of over all car is key to pricing and the one photo included looks good, but more information is still needed.

Cheers,

Stephen

As I posted in you 'Newbie' post, this isn't an 86.  Half way through 1984 Intermeccanica switched over from pan to tube frame.  I know this because mine originally was an 84 and is a pan car, while another forum member, who doesn't post much anymore, has a late 84 tube framed IM.

I'm going to throw out a ballpark figure of low to mid 20s, but to narrow it down any more I'd have to see a lot more photos.  Also, nothing beats seeing the car in person.

Are you a seller or a buyer? Big difference. No matter what way this transaction is going, if you are in the islands, (808donn), that's a huge penalty, (shipping) for someone to pay.  Furthermore salt air may create some questions.  Cost of listings are cheap, and so is offering a price.  Just do it. And see if you get anything close to what you want.

Thank you all for your responses!

*Ron, I spoke with Henry a while back and he did some research for me.  In '86 IM made both pan and tube based cars at the same time.

*Art, I own the IM in the picture and was wondering what it may be worth.  I am in the islands and I know shipping is a problem (just under a grand to the west coast).  As far as rust goes, no rust on floor pan.

I will keep all your folks comment in mind when I decide to sell (maybe when the daughter goes to college).  Mahalo (Hawaiian for thank you)

Never seen Fuchs with whitewalls before.

Looks cool on your car.